UK social enterprise Fusion21 has named 145 suppliers for its newly renewed Building Safety and Compliance Framework, a contract valued at up to £800 million ($1.05 billion) over the next four years.
The framework, designed to assist Fusion21 members with building safety management and regulatory compliance, provides both regional and national coverage and adheres to the Public Contracts Regulations 2015.
Notably, 81% of the appointed suppliers are small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), reinforcing Fusion21’s commitment to supporting local businesses.
Initially announced in November 2024, the updated framework reflects supplier and member feedback. It introduces a dedicated lot for sprinkler and mist systems, among a total of 12 lots that encompass services such as:
- Asbestos surveying, consultancy, and removal
- Legionella and water hygiene consulting
- Fire safety inspections and risk assessments
- Passive and active fire protection
- Fire suppression systems
- Warden call and telehealth systems
- Electronic security solutions
Fusion21 emphasized that the revamped framework is built to serve all types of public sector buildings. It offers a streamlined procurement route, pre-qualified suppliers, and flexible call-off options. Moreover, the framework aims to generate visible social value in communities, aligning with the priorities of its member organizations.
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